How it works
Hand someone a link. The money lands behind it. You collect it to whatever wallet you feel like, and the two halves cannot be tied together. Four steps, and no account at any point.
1 · create an invoice
Choose an asset, name an amount or leave it open, and press the button. There is no sign-up and you do not need a wallet: the key behind the invoice is generated here in your browser, and the backup button under the form hands you the only copy that matters. Connect a wallet instead and one signature rebuilds every invoice you have ever issued, on any machine.
2 · share the link
Paste the link or show the QR wherever you like: a chat window, an email, a printed invoice, a sticker. Everything the payer needs sits after the hash mark in the URL, and that fragment is the one part of an address a browser keeps to itself. It never reaches our side, so there is no log of who opened which invoice because there is nothing to log.
3 · they pay
Your payer opens the link, reads exactly what you asked for, connects a wallet and sends, all on one screen. The tokens settle inside the shared vault, booked against your invoice. What they can see is the invoice; what they cannot see is you. The address they paid is used once and reveals nothing about where the balance travels next.
4 · claim it anywhere
Open Claim, connect any wallet at all (its only job is paying gas) and press the button. The invoice key signs the release and the vault forwards the balance to whatever address you named. Point it at an empty wallet and the payment never touches your public history. That is where the trail stops.
want the internals?
Addresses, the signature scheme, how keys are derived and exactly what stays private are all written up in the docs.